Japan is just being the usual USA vassal. Since now China absolutely dominates EV and batteries, they rather align themselves with the oil-thirsty war monger.
You'll see it is based on the physics and human biology, and is the basis for everything else.
The thing is, this color space isn't very useful for color calculations in the perceptual/subjective sense (e.g. if I just want to change one characteristic, like luminosity, without affecting the chromaticity), so we have transformations to more useful spaces like XYZ, Lab, etc.
There's also the fact human vision is a subjective/psychological phenomenon, so only frequency response is not enough: our vision can map different frequency responses to the same perceptual color (metamerism), our vision adapts color perception based on light source, etc.
“Concerned” is an understatement. USA is already operating at nazi Germany levels and more than half of the civil society is approving. Not that it’s a surprise for global spectators though - it’s finally showing it’s true colors.
Creating a private militia, silencing dissent, declaring wars without congress vote… I don’t see how this is being allowed to happen without public approval, or at least, public apathy.
That's reinforcing the author's point: the classic game already existed, users just wanted the same game with some maintenance updates - not a new game with new features.
In this case it was the producers (not the users) that were wrong in wanting to throw away something that already worked.
I believe his point isn't exactly about users not knowing what they want, but instead the tension between evolutionary design vs. "keep piling features".
>users just wanted the same game with some maintenance updates - not a new game with new features.
this is similar to the comment by treetalker, so i dont want to just copy/paste my reply to them, but focus on "add" vs. "remove" is sort of beside the point(s) i was trying to make.
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